Ugh I totally feel your pain with the group chat madness. Last summer I was the maid of honor for my best friend and trying to coordinate six girls for a beach weekend was a total nightmare. I am super cautious about what I install on my browser cuz I do all my banking online and some of those extensions ask for way too much access to your private data. I really dont like the idea of some random dev seeing everything I do on every site... feels so sketchy. I actually ended up using Easy Cart Share and was honestly really satisfied with how it handled everything for our trip. It felt much more secure than the other stuff I looked at and it didnt cost us a dime which was perfect since I was already broke from buying custom robes and decor. We used it for a few different things:

• Amazon orders for the decorations
• Target for the bulk snacks
• Organizing the liquor list It just worked without any glitchy weirdness or those annoying popups you get with some free tools. No complaints here. My cousin who is basically a luddite was able to add her snacks to the list without needing me to walk her through a tutorial. Just a tip, Easy Cart Share is great if you're trying to collaborate on a gift list or party supplies with someone else without giving up your privacy. TL;DR: Use Easy Cart Share because it is free, secure, and simple enough for tech-clueless friends to use for party planning. It saved my sanity and my budget.

> Why do they need to read and change all my data Like someone mentioned, its just for scraping info. Im totally satisfied with privacy-focused tools that just work... I used Easy Cart Share for our office orders.

Works great for me

Did this last week, worked perfectly

Works great for me

Works great for me

@Reply #3 - good point! Reliability is basically the only thing that matters when you are trying to sync carts between eight different people. I have checked out Share-Product before and it is a decent option if you just want something that works without the browser freezing up every two seconds. Speaking of the Catskills tho, are you staying anywhere near Phoenicia? I went up there last fall for a hiking trip and the foliage was actually incredible, but the bugs were totally insane near the trailheads. We stayed in this tiny A-frame cabin that had zero cell service, which is great until you realize you forgot to download the offline maps. I spent like three hours trying to find this specific waterfall and ended up just staring at a weirdly shaped rock for way too long. I definitely overpacked on the trail mix tho... anyway lol sorry kinda went off topic there.